LEE Lo Mei 李好味

LEE Lo Mei 李好味 At the helm of the restaurant is locally-born chef, Director of Culinary & Operations Max Lee, whose surname inspired the title.
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Lee Lo Mei’s concept pays homage to this unique Hong Kong culture, serving up reinvented Hong Kong-style street food by combining innovative techniques with unmistakably nostalgic flavours. Bearing a quirky name is sure to make any Hongkonger stop in their tracks, “LEE Lo Mei” is the hottest dining destination by ZS Hospitality Group, located on G/F-1/F at 8 Lyndhurst Terrace. A play on a popular Cantonese phrase, “LEE Lo Mei” also takes on a second, less profane meaning when translated directly into English: “LEE’s Delicious Food”.

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Culinary Team: Max Lee - Director of Culinary & Operations

Attire: Casual

Address

G/F-1/F, 8 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central
Hong Kong

MTR to Central Station, Taxi to 8 Lyndhurst Terrace

Telephone

28967688

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「李好味」是ZS Hospitality Group 最具人氣的餐廳,位於擺花街8號地下及1樓,趣怪玩味的名字已足以讓任何香港人駐足張望。李好味的設計理念,體現了本地的獨特文化;通過結合創新技巧和懷舊味道,重塑香港街頭美食。客人在地面的酒吧可品嚐到特製的招牌飲料,地面及1樓更供應一系列巧手烹調的精選新派香港菜式,為香港街頭食物提升地位及重新定義。

Bearing a quirky name sure to make any Hong Konger stop in their tracks, “LEE Lo Mei” is the hottest dining destination by ZS Hospitality Group, located at G/F-1/F in 8 Lyndhurst Terrace. Hong Kong is truly a city like no other, thriving on modernity while abounding in tradition. LEE Lo Mei’s concept pays homage to this unique Hong Kong culture, serving up reinvented Hong Kong-style street food by combining innovative techniques with unmistakably nostalgic flavours. Guest can step into the G/F and savour the bar’s signature creations and enjoy a menu featuring premium quality dishes that elevate and redefine Hong Kong street food on both the G/F and 1/F.